Larry Allen Lane, 1949–2019?> (aged 69 years)
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34th President of the United States
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35th President of the United States
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36th President of the United States
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38th President of the United States
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44th President of the United States
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Note: Larry Allen Lane went home to be with the Lord on July 14th 2019 in the comfort and care of the Vitas Hospice Inpatient staff. Larry was born September 27th 1949 in Portland, Oregon where he grew up in the Pacific Northwest amongst the evergreen trees but his heart yearned for the warmth of the sun, the sandy beaches and the palm trees of his paradise known to him as “Kokmo” Florida. He proudly served in the US Marine Corp during the Vietnam war and loved sharing his experience and war stories with the other veterans and his family. Larry graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Business from Central Washington University. Larry was the ultimate sales man, with a great sales pitch, he could sell you a glass of water from your own kitchen sink if you let him. He was creative, intuitive, imaginative, with an ingenious sense for business. Larry’s creativity drew crowds at the Kitsap County fair in the 1980’s when he dressed as a Ghostbuster to sell phonebook advertisements using the famous slogan “Who you gonna call?”. He owned many businesses through out his life but later due to illness was forced to retire, but his mind never did, he always said life is like a game of chess you better know your next move. Larry Allen Lane went home to be with the Lord on July 14th 2019 in the comfort and care of the Vitas Hospice Inpatient staff. Larry was born September 27th 1949 in Portland, Oregon where he grew up in the Pacific Northwest amongst the evergreen trees but his heart yearned for the warmth of the sun, the sandy beaches and the palm trees of his paradise known to him as “Kokmo” Florida. He proudly served in the US Marine Corp during the Vietnam war and loved sharing his experience and war stories with the other veterans and his family. Larry graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Business from Central Washington University. Larry was the ultimate sales man, with a great sales pitch, he could sell you a glass of water from your own kitchen sink if you let him. He was creative, intuitive, imaginative, with an ingenious sense for business. Larry’s creativity drew crowds at the Kitsap County fair in the 1980’s when he dressed as a Ghostbuster to sell phonebook advertisements using the famous slogan “Who you gonna call?”. He owned many businesses through out his life but later due to illness was forced to retire, but his mind never did, he always said life is like a game of chess you better know your next move. |
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1921–2009
Birth: June 14, 1921
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— Okanogan, Okanogan, Washington, United States Death: November 30, 2009 — Newport, Lincoln, Oregon, United States |
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Birth: September 29, 1923
— Riffe, Lewis, Washington, United States Death: January 12, 2007 — Chehalis, Lewis, Washington, United States |
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Birth: October 22, 1947
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1949–2019
Birth: September 27, 1949
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Birth: September 27, 1949
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1950–2005
Birth: October 19, 1950
— Bremerton, Kitsap, Washington, United States Death: February 25, 2005 — Bremerton, Kitsap, Washington, United States |
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Larry Allen Lane went home to be with the Lord on July 14th 2019 in the comfort and care of the Vitas Hospice Inpatient staff. Larry was born September 27th 1949 in Portland, Oregon where he grew up in the Pacific Northwest amongst the evergreen trees but his heart yearned for the warmth of the sun, the sandy beaches and the palm trees of his paradise known to him as “Kokmo” Florida. He proudly served in the US Marine Corp during the Vietnam war and loved sharing his experience and war stories with the other veterans and his family. Larry graduated with a Bachelors of Arts in Business from Central Washington University. Larry was the ultimate sales man, with a great sales pitch, he could sell you a glass of water from your own kitchen sink if you let him. He was creative, intuitive, imaginative, with an ingenious sense for business. Larry’s creativity drew crowds at the Kitsap County fair in the 1980’s when he dressed as a Ghostbuster to sell phonebook advertisements using the famous slogan “Who you gonna call?”. He owned many businesses through out his life but later due to illness was forced to retire, but his mind never did, he always said life is like a game of chess you better know your next move. |
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Larry and Christopher Lane |
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Obituary - Larry Lane
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